Demag AC 30 All Terrain Crane Maintenance Manual

The AC 30 is a multi-axle all terrain crane that drives to site on public roads and then works with its telescopic boom. When one of these comes due for its next scheduled service, the person doing the work needs the intervals and lubrication points in front of them. That's what this maintenance manual is for.

What this manual helps you do

• Plan scheduled service work using the lubrication and maintenance schedule.
• Lubricate the drive, axles, steering, outriggers, slew ring and hoists at the points the manual lists.
• Check fuels and lubricants against the fluids section before topping up or changing.
• Inspect the braking system, wheels and tyres, electrical system, and air intake and cooling.
• Follow the visual inspection routines for the superstructure, luffing gear and optional equipment.

Who this is for

A field service mechanic or workshop mechanic who looks after AC 30 cranes will use it at each service to work through the schedule and lubrication points. A rental or hire company can also keep it on file as the planned maintenance reference for the unit.

FAQ

Q: What do I receive and how is it organised?

A: One PDF file, 120 pages, in English. It's titled "AC30 Lubrication and Maintenance Instructions" and is split into sections such as Fuels and Lubricants, Lubrication and Maintenance Schedule, Drive, Transmission, Axles, Braking System, Electrical System, Hoists and Visual Inspections.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It's written for the Demag AC 30 all terrain crane.

Q: How does it fit a routine service job?

A: You can open the schedule section to see what's due, then go to the matching section for the drive, axles, outriggers, hoists or heating to carry out the lubrication and checks. Safety notes are at the front, so you can read them before you start.

Keep it on the workshop PC or tablet and you have the AC 30 service routine ready for every scheduled visit.

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